Update 3/31/20: Looks like some people might get another 60 days for free. E-mails have been sent out with those with monthly fees due soon. Hat tip to reader Penny
In light of the changes we’re all making right now in our daily lives, we at Panera want to do our part to make it easier in any way that we can. That’s why, starting with auto-renewals scheduled for Thursday, March 26th, we’re waiving the subscription fees for MyPanera+ Coffee subscriptions for current subscribers for 60 days, and your card will not be charged. This means you will receive up to two free months of your coffee subscription.
You can still place an order and redeem your subscription as usual online, in the app, or in our Drive-Thrus, but for the next 60 days, it’s on the house.*
Your next monthly auto-renewal fee of $8.99 plus tax will be charged on 06/07/20. If you have any questions, please call 855-3-PANERA.
The Offer
- Panera Bread is offering a free month of MyPanera+ which is an unlimited coffee subscription for $8.99/month. First month free.
- Must use promo code WWCoffee.
The Fine Print
- Subscription will auto-renew at $8.99/mo + tax unless canceled.
- Must be a MyPanera member to subscribe (free to join).
- Offer valid from 2/29 – 3/14/2020, participating U.S. bakery-cafes only.
- Free 30-Day Trial starts the date you subscribe. You may cancel at any time. If you do not cancel before the end of the 30 day period, your credit card will automatically be charged $8.99 plus tax for the monthly subscription and will be charged on a recurring monthly basis until you cancel. To cancel your subscription online, visit the Subscription section.
- Subscription includes one (1) cup of drip hot coffee, hot tea, and iced coffee of any size every two (2) hours during regular bakery-cafe hours, including free refills of the same beverage at any participating U.S. Panera Bread bakery-cafes.
- Cold Brew, espresso drinks, Iced Tea, and other beverages are not included in your subscription.
- Refer to FAQs for additional deal discussion & information.
Our Verdict
Could be a nice savings for someone who buys their coffee daily from Starbucks, Dunkin, etc. Note, you need to take a two-hour break between buying coffees for it to be free with the subscription.
The subscription itself sounds like a nice savings for someone who buys a daily coffee too, especially for someone who buys more than one. I bet they aren’t trying to make money on the coffee, just on the additional items purchased alongside.
Hat tip to SD
